?????? ?????????????????????? ?????? ???????????????? ?????????????? The lyrics of the chant which relate to peace, brotherhood and love dictated the arrangement which tried to trace the original, tribal way of singing, primitive singing (only voice and drums) in synagogues, in the community, group praying for human serenity, for unity and global harmony around the world, not just as a slogan but as a message shared by bringing various people from around the world to take part in this song. to create integration and collaboration.

?????????????????? ???? ?????????????????? ???????? Bukharian Jewry claims two millennia of history in Central Asia, namely in today’s Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, most of them migrated to Israel and the US. The name "Bukharan Jews" was applied in 1868 as most of the community at the time lived under the Emir (or Khan) of Bukhara. The community members generally referred to themselves as Israelites or Jews. They spoke a distinct Tajiki-Jewish dialect, Bukhori. A tradition among Bukharan Jews identifies Bukhara with Habor where the ten tribes were exiled (see Kings 2, 17:6). Bukharan Jewish names, as well as Bukhori expressions, suggest that some of them came from Persia and Khiva. there is a document of the Jewish community in Samarkand at the end of the 12th century which numbered 50,000. The Jewish community was devastated in 13th century. Jewish settlement in the town of Bukhara have been renewed during the 14th century. by the 16th century Bukhara apparently became a center of Jewish life in Central Asia. During the 17th & 18th centuries Bukharan Jewry produced poets and translators, whose works were written in the Tajiki-Jewish dialect.